Question

Which is equal to 4^2 • 4^8?

Answer 1

\[a. 4^16 \]

Answer 2

When multiplying exponents with the same base, keep the base and add the exponents.

What do you get? @Jennaluv

Answer 3

The 16 is part of the exponent.

Answer 4

\(4^2 \cdot 4^8 = 4^{2+8} = ~?\)

Answer 5

\[b.4^10\]The 0 is part of the exponent.

Answer 6

What iGreen says :) it's another property of of exponents

Answer 7

\(4^2 \cdot 4^8 = 4^{2+8} = ~4^{10}\)

Answer 8

c.\[c. 4^6\]

Answer 9

d.\[4^-6 \] The 6 is part of the exponent. The exponent is -6... x3

Answer 10

I am so sorry @iGreen , I didn't see your replies... So to multiply these all I have to do is add the exponents, and keep my number, and I have my answer?

Answer 11

Yep! As long as they have the same base (b), then you can add them when multiplying the terms

Answer 12

Yup, that's it.

Answer 13

Well, both of you now have 2 medals! yay.... cx

Answer 14

Thanx guys!

Answer 15

Could you help me with another?

Answer 16

Sure.

Answer 17

Il post another thing so you can get another medal.